What is the origin of the man who dug the well?

There was a man named Ding in the Song Dynasty who had no well at home and had to go out to fetch water. He often sent a person outside to fetch water. When his house dug a well, he told others: "My house has a well." Someone heard this and spread the word: "The Ding family dug a well and found a man." The news of "Digming a well and finding a man" spread to each other and reached Song Jun's ears.

Song Jun sent someone to ask Ding about the situation. Ding replied, "Getting a spare manpower does not mean digging a living person in the well." It is worse to spread rumors and hearsay like this. It's good to hear nothing.

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Enlightenment

Everything must be investigated, studied and carefully discerned to find out the truth. Hearing is false, seeing is true. Rumors are often untrue. Only by careful observation, research, and rational evaluation can we get the real answer.

Don't believe in rumors, follow blindly, and follow what others say. Otherwise, rumors will spread and rumors will spread, and the truth of the matter will be spread beyond recognition.